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A MAP has revealed exactly where snow is expected to fall in the UK over the next three days as Arctic air sweeps across the nation.

The Met Office has predicted snowfall across many regions as temperatures continue to drop from highs of 19C seen last weekend.

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Snowfall is expected this evening across the Scottish Highlands[/caption]

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The Peak District is also expected to be hit by snow throughout Thursday[/caption]

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Other areas in the north east and north west are likely to experience the heaviest snowfall on Friday afternoon[/caption]

This comes as a yellow weather warning for ice has been issued by the forecaster for parts of northern England on Thursday.

Tonight, much of the snowfall is expected in the Scottish Highlands, with snow expected to continue to fall late into the evening.

Parts of the Peak District will also experience snowfall, although rain is expected too in the region.

Snow is expected to continue to fall in the Highlands area well into Thursday morning.

Parts of the North Pennines between Carlisle and Newcastle are also expected to see flurries of snow throughout Thursday morning.

The Highlands north of Pitlochry are expected to experience the heaviest snowfall shortly after 2pm on Thursday, with more than 4mm per hour being predicted.

On Friday, a range of snow is expected in both the Peak District, North Pennines, and Highlands throughout the day.

All three of these regions are expected to see more than 4mm per hour of snow falling by around 3pm.

Both the Highlands and North Pennines are also expected to have heavier snow in the morning hours on Friday.

This comes after the Cheltenham Festival saw early snowfall on day two.

Horses were seen galloping through the snowy conditions as Queen Camilla watched on alongside Princess Beatrice and Zara Tindall.

In terms of the forecast for this week, the Met Office has said that showers, some of which could be wintry, will continue to affect many eastern and some northeastern areas this evening and overnight.

However, the rest of the UK is expected to remain dry, although this will allow a frost to develop, as well as some icy patches.

This frost will clear on Thursday morning to provide “another chilly day with sunshine and showers”, the forecaster said.

Much of this rainfall is expected in central, eastern, and far northern regions of the UK.

As we head into the weekend, The Met Office has said Friday will have a mixture of sunshine and showers, but that these will dissipate as we go into Saturday and Sunday.

However, the forecaster did warn that there is likely to be some overnight frost still over the weekend period.

‘GREATER CHANCE OF INJURIES OR ACCIDENTS’

A yellow weather warning for ice is in place for much of northern England from 3am until 9am on Thursday.

The forecaster has warned of “perhaps wintry” showers that could create a few icy surfaces, as temperatures drop “close to zero”.

It said: “Probably some icy patches on some untreated roads, pavements and cycle paths, leading to a greater chance of injuries or accidents”.

The forecaster has advised residents to keep themselves and their families safe when it is icy.

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The Cheltenham Festival experienced snowy conditions on Wednesday[/caption]

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Early snow fall on Wednesday near Cheltenham[/caption]

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Temperatures have dropped dramatically from the 19C seen last weekend[/caption]

It said: “Plan to leave the house at least five minutes earlier than normal.

“Not needing to rush, reduces your risk of accidents, slips, and falls.

“If you need to make a journey on foot, try to use pavements along main roads which are likely to be less slippery.

“Similarly, if cycling, try and stick to main roads which are more likely to have been treated.”

The Met Office also advised those travelling to check road conditions or public transport timetables to give yourself the best chance of avoiding delays.

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Snowy conditions on day two of the Cheltenham Festival[/caption]

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Temperatures could fall as low as -1C as an Arctic chill sweeps across the UK[/caption]

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Snow on Wednesday[/caption]

A CLUSTER of savvy homeowners transformed their caravans into a luxury holiday home using Facebook Marketplace and Temu bargains – with some as cheap as £1.67.

The homemakers didn’t need deep pockets to give their gaffs a serious face lift.

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Couple Holly and James completed their incredible renovation in just three weeks[/caption]

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A snap of the beautiful end result of their epic transformation[/caption]

Couple Holly and James completed their refurbishment in three weeks – using stick-on tiles, soft furnishings and chair covers bought online, CornwallLive reported.

They also installed a new diesel heater and updated the kitchen using rattan cane webbing.

The duo nabbed the accessories, kitchen self-adhesive tiles and chair covers from Temu.

The couple said: “We bought [the caravan] for £2,250 from a lovely family via Facebook Marketplace. They were sad to see it go but were upgrading to a newer model.

“They had looked after it so well and pretty much everything still worked so we were over the moon when we saw it!

“We bought a new enamel caravan sink online as our original one was plastic, and then we had the new sink powder-coated white. And we sprayed the original caravan taps gold using Rustoleum metal spray and primer. 

“Changing the flooring was the biggest job of all,” they revealed. “Our original carpet was stuck underneath all of the units and furniture.”

Meanwhile, another serial Temu user, Jade, needed less than a month to carve out her dream home.

She started by removing and giving a fresh coat of paint to the kitchen cupboards.

Jade opted for sage green which neatly blended with the white walls.

She then added in patterned tiles and vinyl wraps, turning a humble caravan into an eye-catching home.

Meanwhile, Ebony Poole spotted a retro caravan on Facebook Marketplace and was determined to turn it into her own elegant space.

She renovated the dusty motorhome without breaking the bank.

“I wanted a home away from home,” she said.

Ebony slapped navy and cream paint across the interior, reupholstered seats and renovated the kitchen area.

Before long, Ebony had transformed the once derelict caravan – giving it a pop of colour and personality.

She added: “Come on our caravan renovation journey with us.”

“I bought wallpaper from Temu [and] all the cupboard handles were from Temu.”

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Holly and James didn’t have to break the bank to pull off the unrecognisable renovation[/caption]

We all have those odd little items tucked away in the corners of our homes – and these are usually things we’ve convinced ourselves we might need one day.

Or, in some cases, they may be the most random of things but oddly hold some sentimental value.

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More often than not, these items are forgotten about until you attempt a big clear-out – only to remind yourself of them and find it difficult to part ways with them all over again.

From dusty relics of holidays gone by to collections that serve no real purpose, a decluttering expert has shone a light on the things that take up space in our homes and what we should really part ways with.

The expert, known as @thedeclutterdarlinguk on TikTok, took to her social media page to share an insight into the six weird things that people feel they should be keeping in their home.

First off, she noted that empty perfume bottles are some of the most popular items she has seen in people’s homes.

She says: “They’re just dust collectors. You probably don’t need them if they’re empty. You cannot use them anymore.”

Second on the list is lost button collections.

“Name me a time in the last six months where you have used those lost buttons,” questions the expert.

“I’m sure there’s someone who has, but I’d say 99% of the time those buttons are just kept for no reason.”

Coming in at third place is hotel key cards from hotels you “stayed at maybe five years ago as a memento.”

The expert adds: “It’s weird, you don’t need it, it’s never going to work again.

“Just return them at the end of your holiday or hotel stay.”

Taking fourth place are empty candle jars.

She says: “You know the ones that are burnt so low you physically cannot burn them anymore.

“So many people just keep them in their home, get rid of them.”

The decluttering expert continues: “Number five, old remote controls.

“Do you really need them? I find it slightly weird. If you’re keeping them and you don’t have that Skybox or you don’t have that TV, they can probably go.”

Finally, coming in at number six are baby teeth – and even she admits that she “still has them in my home.”

She says: “I have a little bag full of those tiny baby teeth from my little girls I cannot get rid of.

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She often finds old remote controls collecting dust in peoples home[/caption]

“It’s slightly creepy, isn’t it, that we keep people’s teeth that have fallen out.”

The decluttering expert finishes her video by saying: “Tell me I’m not alone, what are the weird things that you still have cluttering up your home that you just can’t get rid of?”

Her TikTok video has gained over 108,000 views, with 387 people rushing to the comments section to share their thoughts.

One answered her by writing: “Calpol syringes.”

A second added: “You forgot about old mobiles and empty iPhone boxes.”

A third said: “Birthday cards and Xmas cards! Just can’t part with them.”

Another shared: “Those plastic tubs Chinese takeaway comes in. Must have about 20 stacked up.”

A fourth wrote: “I’m not a hoarder, but I find it really difficult to get rid of nice cardboard boxes.”

Someone else revealed: “The odd button collection in the biscuit tins my mum kept – and when she passed away we found a container with her gallstones in it.”